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spottybrowncow wrote: Tue Jul 09, 2024 7:53 am I have been a practicing surgeon for over 30 years, and I can tell you with certainty that medicine has gone off the deep end. Witness mandatory CRT struggle sessions, giving unnecessary and untested gene therapies to children while calling them vaccines, and surgically mutilating children suffering from gender dysphoria.

God help us when the collective madness spreads to airline pilots.

FullMoon wrote: Wed Jul 17, 2024 5:46 pm https://youtu.be/ARXHSOM31pk?si=9d7WklQgOpk8hpW8

The Dark Age is a planned event according to Alex Jones. This is an interesting interview.
I hope you're doing okay Higg, you've been absent for awhile.

Higgenbotham wrote: Wed Jul 17, 2024 6:53 pm

FullMoon wrote: Wed Jul 17, 2024 5:46 pm https://youtu.be/ARXHSOM31pk?si=9d7WklQgOpk8hpW8

The Dark Age is a planned event according to Alex Jones. This is an interesting interview.
I hope you're doing okay Higg, you've been absent for awhile.

Hello FullMoon, doing fine. Been busy prepping and haven't run across much to post.

The oldest person to ever live, a Frenchwoman who died at the age of 122 in 1997, is often cited as support: Jeanne Calment, who smoked for almost a century and ate two pounds of chocolate a week. (“I’ve only got one wrinkle,” she declared. “And I’m sitting on it.”) The fact that no one has broken her record in the past nearly three decades, despite advances in medicine, bolsters reports from clinicians who deal regularly with supercentenarians and say that no mind or body lasts much beyond the age of 117. Researcher of risk management and insurance David McCarthy, at the University of Georgia, isn’t so sure if this boundary is inherent to human architecture. Based on his own mathematical modeling, he believes it might be an environmental effect: influenced by microplastics, forever chemicals, and any number of other human-engineered toxins, many of which are by-products of billionaire-owned enterprises.

FTC Chair Lina Khan connects outage to competition and ‘fragile systems’

FTC Chair Lina Khan weighed in on the ongoing CrowdStrike outage in a series of posts on X on Friday. Without mentioning CrowdStrike or Microsoft, she appeared to blame the outage on concentrated market power, which creates “fragile systems,” she wrote.

“Concentrating production can concentrate risk, so that a single natural disaster or disruption has cascading effects,” Khan wrote in the series of posts.

Khan did not announce an FTC investigation of the incident, but she linked to unrelated past actions she has taken, including opening up a query on cloud computing companies, and seeking public comment on companies that frequently buy smaller competitors, like in the technology industry.